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The bill cuts legal immigration. The bill’s sponsors: “That’s not the intent.”
It makes clear that the disagreement is on legal immigration.
Legal immigration has replaced “amnesty” as the core of the debate.
Republican senators are supporting an immigration bill based on what’s not in it.
If Republicans wanted to save DREAMers, they could.
How the Senate’s mysterious immigration debate will play out: an educated guess.
Why it’s happening now, and what might happen next.
With the clock ticking, there’s a flurry of activity on immigration. But is Congress really ready to buckle down?
And Mitch McConnell has just wrapped the whole thing in yet another layer of confusion.
“People saw what happens when we walk off the cliff.”
And they should be grateful Trump is willing to legalize them.
More tax cuts, anyone?
A new GenForward survey finds that millennials largely support a pathway to citizenship for DREAMers. But they hold complex — and sometimes contradictory — views on other immigration issues.
No, Capitol Police likely won’t arrest DREAMers attending the address.
“I just want there to be some type of security.” DREAMers are hoping a DACA solution will be reached soon.
The status quo is unbearable. So is the guilt of selling other immigrants out.
The president doesn’t speak for his administration. The threat is real, and for many, the threat is now.
Confusion on the White House’s immigration platform is par for the course.
Democrats aren’t biting.
It could give Congress an excuse not to act. But DREAMers themselves aren’t feeling much relief.
Underlying the immigration policy fight is a fight over who’s in charge.
You can’t make an immigration compromise around “shithole countries.” Now everyone knows that.
What to know about the Graham-Durbin proposal.
